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Synopsis: Enhancement: MultiViews, Multi-Language Documents State-Changed-From-To: open-suspended State-Changed-By: pcs State-Changed-When: Sun Nov 22 07:00:32 PST 1998 State-Changed-Why: Thanks for the comments. Your main point is that you would like a request for (say) doc.htm to negotiate amongst files called doc.en.htm and doc.fr.htm. That would involve a significant change from the current behaviour, which will only negotiate amongst documents matching doc.htm.*. Your suggestion does make sense, and would remove the artificial requirement that extensions appear in a particular order (which is not a requirement anywhere else in Apache). This is certainly something worth considering for Apache 2.0. In the meantime I'll mark this PR as "suspended" so that we do not forget about it. For now, you could use the trick that you can repeat extensions without altering how Apache deals with a file. So you if called your files "doc.htm.en.htm" and "doc.htm.fr.htm" you can content negotiate on a request for doc.htm and your editor would identify the file as HTML.
